Comments on: Putin Orders Troops To Crimea Passes, Warns NATO Of War

By: William Rothschild

William Rothschild — Wed, 26 Feb 2014 14:05:03 +0000

The US thinks it can bully it’s way by supplying and supporting terrorists in Syria, Libya, Ukraine, Egypt, Africa, etc. and the list goes on. It’s time that a country stops this international bully in their tracks. :)

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By: Allen Vergakis

Allen Vergakis — Tue, 25 Feb 2014 09:57:53 +0000

Let’s see how poop-for-brains in the White House can blame Bush for this one, since Hillary didn’t do that Russian-restart thing all that well. Not to worry, Putin, Obama ain’t got a clue. Plus, he’s too busy at war with American citizens.

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By: Mihai G

Mihai G — Tue, 25 Feb 2014 07:58:30 +0000

Economically speaking Russia could divide its financial support accordingly to what the percent of region is left without Crimeea. Also Ukraine should negotiate and build back the relations with Russia for their sake and Europe’s sake.We live in a century when striving for space and survival is more important than some geopolitical factors. It is important to live in peace and harmony regardless of politics. Both superpowers and (f****** as kindly USA referred to) Europe could maintain their treaty established in 1994 and support the economy of Ukraine and this seems more plausible than a weakened Europe trying to financial support Ukraine on its own. It is solely my opinion.

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By: Mihai G

Mihai G — Tue, 25 Feb 2014 07:28:53 +0000

I’m Romanian.With all the respect for both super powers and for the people who have to suffer from this poker game between them, the only viable solution would be for the Russian citizen of Ukraine to move to Crimmea and Crimea (who is mostly occupied by pro Russian regime citizens) to be given back to Russia. Or to Ianukovici. Regardless of the strategic loss of USA. Otherwise, a lot of people will pay the price unnecessary on both sides.

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